Series consists of Nova Scotia Drama League Bulletin, March 1951.

Series consists of typed broadcast script about Nova Scotia writers, and carbon copy.

Nova Scotia provincial statutes relating to the University of King's College.

Series consists of records of operations that the Board of Governors was responsible for, including the University's academic programs; the College of Mining and Engineering in the 19th century; the Collegiate School and Church School for Girls in Windsor, N.S.; hiring of personnel; and King's participation on the Divinity Council.

Series contains files relating directly to the day-to-day operations of the School of Journalism's office, its faculty, its classes, and events. Sub-series contains Directors' Reports, correspondence, committee records, supporting documents, and subject files.

Series contains The Order of Good Cheer and various typescripts, a radio broadcast transcript, and a letter pertaining to it; draft ms. poetry, and typescript, mostly related to Port Royal.

Various legal instruments between King's and other parties, including petitions, dockets of judgments, wills, and other documents.

The Owen Trust was established in 1926. The trust was to be used to pay the salary of a Owen Professor or Lecturer to teach evangelical principles at Kings. A copy of the letter establishing the Trust can be found in the Board minutes.

Sub-series consists of correspondence, statements, and invoices relating to this trust.

Sub-series consists of correspondence, a report, and a pension plan.

Personnel hiring lists and policy, as well as other documents relating to the subject.